@stackattack/aws

Stackattack

Production-ready AWS infrastructure components for Pulumi. Deploy complex applications with minimal code using secure, opinionated defaults.

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What is StackAttack?

StackAttack eliminates infrastructure boilerplate by providing battle-tested AWS components built on Pulumi. Instead of writing hundreds of lines of infrastructure code, deploy production-ready applications with a fraction of the effort it takes to wire it all up yourself. The following config deploys service to ECS with a database in ~30 lines:

import * as saws from "@stackattack/aws";

const ctx = saws.context();
const domain = "api.mydomain.com";

// Create complete infrastructure in ~20 lines
const vpc = saws.vpc(ctx, { cidr: "10.0.0.0/16" });

const db = saws.database(ctx, { network: vpc.network("private") });

const certificate = saws.certificate(ctx, { domain });

const loadBalancer = saws.loadBalancer(ctx, {
  network: vpc.network("public"),
  cerificate
});

const cluster = saws.cluster(ctx, { network: vpc.network("private") });

const app = saws.service(ctx, {
  cluster,
  domain,
  image: "my-app:latest",
  loadBalancer,
  port: 3000,
  env: { DATABASE_URL: db.url }
});

export const appUrl = app.url;

Key Features

• Secure by Default - Encryption, private subnets, least-privilege IAM
• Deploy in Minutes - From zero to production infrastructure
• TypeScript First - Full type safety and excellent IDE support
• Composable - Mix and match components for any architecture
• Well Documented - Comprehensive guides and examples

Available Components

Networking & Security: VPC, Load Balancer, VPN, Certificates
Compute: ECS Clusters, Services, Static Sites
Storage: S3 Buckets, RDS Databases, Redis
Integration: Email Domains, GitHub Actions, Webhooks

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Quick Start

npm install @stackattack/aws

Create a stack, or use the components within an existing stack:

import * as saws from "@stackattack/aws";

const ctx = saws.context();
const domain = "my.astro.site";

const bucket = saws.bucket(ctx, { paths: ["./dist"] })

saws.staticSite(ctx, {
  bucket,
  domain,
  adapter: saws.astroAdapter(),
});

export const url = `https://${domain}`;

Deploy with Pulumi:

pulumi up

Test your deployed resources:

curl https://my.astro.site

Full Documentation

• Getting Started Guide
• Component Reference
• Working with Pulumi

Philosophy

Most infrastructure-as-code requires too much boilerplate. StackAttack provides the 80% solution that works for most production applications, with the flexibility to customize when needed.

Composition over Inheritance - Simple functions that work together
Secure Defaults - Best practices built-in, not bolted-on
Copy-Paste Friendly - No vendor lock-in, functions you can own